Bruce Backhouse’s exhibition Mirror opened Saturday 15th November, 2008 at David Krut Projects. Below are some photographs of the event. Looking at The Chairman’s Portrait. Backhouse’s projection: images from his sketchbooks.

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Please join us for coffee with Wilma Cruise at David Krut Projects on Saturday 30th August. You will have the opportunity to speak with the artist about her current exhibition SPLIT – NY.LON.JHB.

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SPLIT / NY.LON.JHB is an exhibition of prints and sculpture by Wilma Cruise, opening on the 2nd of August until the 1st of September. This body of work was created over a year and a half (2007-2008) during which Cruise, who lives in Johannesburg, spent time in New York and London.

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What has been interesting in the last period at DKW is the range of techniques used by artists working there. From monotype, to etching, pochoir, lino and wood engraving, each artist had the chance to experiment with their technique(s) of choice. The resultant work is a testament to the diverse nature and collaborative environment of the workshop.

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Saturday’s opening of Floating and Falling, the latest exhibition of works by Bronwen Findlay was a great success.

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The latest artist to work at DKW is ryan Arenson. Working form drawings and wood engravings, Arenson is interpreting these images using a variety of printing techniques in order to create mixed-media prints.

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DKW: New Editions 2008, opens Saturday 12th April at 12:00 noon.
The David Krut Print Workshop has been extriemly since the start of the year and DKW: New Editions 2008 will showcasing the latest works created by a range of artists. The Show will feature new works by Deborah Bell, David Koloane, Diane Victor and Colbert Mashile.

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Colbert Mashile has been creating editions at David Krut Print Workshop since 2002. During his visit to Johannesburg in November 2007, Colbert Mashile produced four new etchings after a weekend of non-stop work at DKW. These new works are printed in black, all of them containing text, which Mashile then uses as his titles. These [...]

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David Krut Print Workshop has been collaborating with Wilma Cruise to produce three new prints: Harrismith, Chanticleer and I can(t) see. These three works were created to coincide with her current solo exhibition Cocks, Asses, & : I Can’t Hear, and were based on three sculptures created by Cruise. The prints address the issue of communication, or rather, miss-communication. Cruise was specifically interested in what could be called ‘pre-language’, or the gap that must be crossed in order for people and animals to communicate. Cruise explains that these works are “yet another exhortation to listen to the earth, to each other and to the animals.”

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